Great to hear that. Take a look on this one too: The Easy Way to Hit HIGH NOTES Without Straining Your Voice #howtosingbetter ruclips.net/video/iyx_AQAfob8/видео.html
This has been amazing! Just what I needed. Can you make more videos about this? More exercises, I need to strengthen those muscles that keep the throat open. I feel like I lose the space very easily during a song and then I don’t know how to bring the palate back up unless I completely stop and start over again, which of course I can’t do in the middle of the song, so sometimes when it drops I have to struggle all the way to the end of the song… how do I keep it up all the time?
This is great!! I pretty much ALWAYS have tension in my throat muscles and my vocal teacher just says to stop using my abdominals when I sing which I always find such difficult advice (especially with all the diaphragmatic breathing tutorials out there) the mum exercise made me feel so open and no strain at all! Wow!
Thanks a lot for the comment. That is the idea. To share a more vast way to think the voice approach. There is any kind of content that would be important for u? I am collecting ideas from the subs.
I suffer with tension from my face down to my lower back because of my desk job, poor posture and excessive jaw clenching (it's how I find comfort when resting) when awake and asleep. I will give you advice a shot and get back to you in a couple of days. God bless you.
just keep practising and practising and you’ll find higher notes easier day by day , start with songs around D4-F#4 chorus for men and get good at that first forget B4 and all that for now , everyone’s in a rush , thinking about stuff will just hold you back listen to your voice as you sing and correct it day by day , do it again you’ll improve .
That is a fantastic advice and a great way to improve. U are correct. I am sharing here using my experience as teacher. Ur description is a method in it self, and that is great and I am 100% sure that works also! Thanks a lot for the comment. Really appreciate that!
Wow! This is a very simple awareness that nonetheless never occurred to me---! I was always focused on space in the ribs/diaphragm mostly; and any space-in-throat considerations were always linked to manipulating the up-down/back&forth of the tongue and larynx, never BREATH as the tool for AWARENESS of throat space!!! It seems so obvious once it is spelled out, thank you. And what a simple way to maintain relaxation.😊❤
Somehow the TY algorithms brought me here. Great instruction and video. I have one of those voices that is 100% perfect if you enjoy listening to fingernails scraping down a chalkboard. If there's money in that, let me know. lol I feel I have week vocal chords, because I'm a "quiet person". Not always, but I liken my "voice" to exercising any muscle. How does one stengthen week vocal chords? Is that how it even works? Do I need to send my vocal chords to the gym? lol
Would be great if you give some examples of good and bad in the beginning, so everybody understands what problem you wanna solve. I am a beginner and did not get it what you are talking about 😅
Thank you for your comment! I really appreciate your input and will work on providing clearer examples to help beginners like you understand the topic better.
After doing these exercises for a few days now, I notice my sound is "trapped" in the back of my throat. Any suggestions for getting frontal resonance?
@@SingForReal I am a singer and wishing to be the best singer around the world 🤞as soon as I will start recording before end of this year because I have got few songs already and wants my voice to be so unique and special ever
@@SingForReal yes, along this line is singing with your most authentic voice and where you feel it in your body... how to stop mimicking and let your true voice out-thanks for your channel!
Thank you for the video. You mention that the larynx should go down when inhaling. I can do that, but when I sing in my head voice (as in your ma ma ma... exercise), my larynx goes up, and that seems to be necessary to produce sound in that range. Is that true, or was your larynx down when you sang in that range?
If i need to take a long deep breath to get the space, how am i supposed to do these exercises so fast, giving no time to take deep breaths and create the space?
Hi, If there is vibration in ur throat but no squeezing or tension. Does it count as singing via ur throat? For example when you sing low notes you have more vibration in ur throat area.
Vibration is normal and desired. The problem is just when we feel squeezing or too much tension or even worst (pain). But vibration is a good thing. Good job.
The vibration is literally your vocal chords vibrating. Thats essentially how the voice works, is by passing air through your vocal chords to make them vibrate. As long as nothing hurts, you're doing good.
When I do the breathing I can feel the air go past my throat. Is that the space we are talking about or the larynx going down- also the more I did it to more kind of dry my throat felt- am I do doing it right
The idea is not to get it low, but to have it relaxed. To sing with a high larinx is not the main goal. The goal is to have more control over it and not squeeze while having it high or slightly high.
I've been singing for over a decade and a half but I don't notice any difference. If anything, breathing deeply beforehand just makes me feel breathless and run out of air more quickly 😕
Hello, Thank you very much for sharing. This is exactly what i was looking for. My vocal range goes from D2 (C1 with fries) to C#5 but i struggle to reach those high notes without having to yell and to squeeze my throat. This really helped. I can feel the difference even after only 15 mins of practice. Its drastically smoother, less painfull, more in tune and so on. Now the only thing is that it requires a lot of air, and i find this difficult while singing long phrasings (especially high pitched ones). So if you have some tips to sustain/spare the air volume, i'd appreciate! (Secret goal is to sing this: ruclips.net/video/PptQJv4wxdg/видео.html&ab_channel=BrandonAcker) PS: I love your voice texture. As much as your work. Subscribed! Regards from France.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled that my video has made a positive impact on your singing. Your support means the world to me, and I’m here to help with any tips you need!
Instinctively more than naturally. Do to the sensation of highs going up. Again the low larinx is not mandatory for any part of the voice, but to have it flexible and more under control yes!
@@SingForReal can you tell me one thing? From childhood i have spoken very low and people have told me to speak louder. Can it be a reason that my breath is lacking when I sing. My middle octaves are really locked. I can sing high but not glide from low to a bit high
@@dr.football4662 Hey, that is VERY typical. I do think it is not your breathing that is lacking, but voice technique. In this case your body doesnt know how to navegate between vocal registers or transitions (bridges or pasagios). I´ll be doing videos about how to start to open that mid range and how to adapt and learn about this trouble part of the voice. That is my main area of research as a teacher, so I PROMISE that it will be covered. Can I use your question to create the next video?
This is kind of the first youtube singing teaching video i was able to go with. I found myself here thank you🤙🏻🤲🏼
This is the first set of exercises I've tried (of many) where after I'm done my throat feels like I've just had a nice massage! Thank you!
Great to hear that.
Take a look on this one too: The Easy Way to Hit HIGH NOTES Without Straining Your Voice #howtosingbetter
ruclips.net/video/iyx_AQAfob8/видео.html
omg this just transformed my voice. thank you
Really needed this since as a baritone I struggle with some high notes (C5 and around that)
New video for u! ♥️♥️♥️
10 Minute Warm Up: Get Your Voice Ready FAST! #howtosingbetter @Studiobricks
ruclips.net/video/SzLQ2KZZMtY/видео.html
That really did open and change things. Thanks!
Awesome to hear! Glad it helped you out! Let’s keep the good vibes rolling!
I was invited to sing in a Christmas party contest, so i need to master a piece and have more confident to sing it better..
If u need some private singing help let me know
@@SingForReal I need it please
Please book on wagnerbarbosa.as.me and we make that happen.
This has been amazing! Just what I needed. Can you make more videos about this? More exercises, I need to strengthen those muscles that keep the throat open. I feel like I lose the space very easily during a song and then I don’t know how to bring the palate back up unless I completely stop and start over again, which of course I can’t do in the middle of the song, so sometimes when it drops I have to struggle all the way to the end of the song… how do I keep it up all the time?
Brilliant! So simple but really effective! Thanks!
I'm glad you found it effective! Simple solutions often make the biggest impact.
This is great!! I pretty much ALWAYS have tension in my throat muscles and my vocal teacher just says to stop using my abdominals when I sing which I always find such difficult advice (especially with all the diaphragmatic breathing tutorials out there) the mum exercise made me feel so open and no strain at all! Wow!
Thanks a lot for the comment. That is the idea. To share a more vast way to think the voice approach. There is any kind of content that would be important for u? I am collecting ideas from the subs.
Thanks! I need this!
I suffer with tension from my face down to my lower back because of my desk job, poor posture and excessive jaw clenching (it's how I find comfort when resting) when awake and asleep. I will give you advice a shot and get back to you in a couple of days.
God bless you.
how did it go
@chetruane i 100% forgot about these exercises 🙈
first! It feels much better! I'm definitely not feeling the squeeze as much, I think this will help me a lot! thanks for the tips
Great to read this!
Keep on practicing and please let me know how it evolves! ♥️
Please share the video to help the channel! 🙏🏽
LITERALLY SAVED MY THROAT 🥹💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚 THANK YOUUUUUU 😃😃😃😃😃
❤🎉 connected from 🇰🇪 Kenya, thank you!!!it's just great!
Thank you so much for your support! It means the world to me to connect with viewers from all over, especially from beautiful Kenya!
Helped a lot. You’re THE BEST
Yep better after exercise 2! Thank you
Thanl you for the comment.
That's a grate way of opening up the voice! Definitely adding this to my vocal exercise routine
Wowzi!!! This opened me up quite a bit! Thank you 🙏 So much✨God bless you✨🙏😃✨
Appreciate. It really work. Thank you.
Thank you..! Finally I feel the difference better! So happy ,))
Hey. Thaaaaanks!
Try this one too:
The Easy Way to Hit HIGH NOTES
ruclips.net/video/iyx_AQAfob8/видео.html
Surprisingly more efficient!
your method really helped me. thank you and plies go on !!!!!
I noticed my larynx really wanted to keep raising out of habit to reach higher notes. Good exercises and explanation.
The open space opens the resonators. The excercise helps to relax
It might be helpful to show us an example of squeezed singing and non squeezed ?? :)
I´ll another video on that. Great idea.
Thank You ! Feels better already :))) I'll be back ! 🥰
Try this one too
The Easy Way to Hit HIGH NOTES
ruclips.net/video/iyx_AQAfob8/видео.html
@@SingForReal thanks :)) I make music on my channel ! I would love to hear what you think !
checked already. Great voice.
@@SingForReal THANK YOU 🫶🏾
That feels relaxing 😮
Awesome video Thank You! You’re a Master….🙏🏻 ❤ I subscribed
Thanks for the sub!
just keep practising and practising and you’ll find higher notes easier day by day , start with songs around D4-F#4 chorus for men and get good at that first forget B4 and all that for now , everyone’s in a rush , thinking about stuff will just hold you back listen to your voice as you sing and correct it day by day , do it again you’ll improve .
That is a fantastic advice and a great way to improve. U are correct.
I am sharing here using my experience as teacher.
Ur description is a method in it self, and that is great and I am 100% sure that works also! Thanks a lot for the comment. Really appreciate that!
@@SingForReal thanks bud i can already sing but im training my head voice better
Brilliant ❤😮
Thank you so much! Your support means the world to me and keeps me motivated to create more content!
Very helpful/ thanks
lovely
Great ideas ❤ it works 🎉
Thank you so much for your kind words! I appreciate your support and I'm thrilled to hear the ideas are working for you!
Very helpful! Thanks!
Subscribed ❤🙏🎤🎶
So i had my earphones on, and i was doing the "ugghh ughh ughh" part and my family had no idea what i was doing theyr like "😳😳"
Wow! This is a very simple awareness that nonetheless never occurred to me---! I was always focused on space in the ribs/diaphragm mostly; and any space-in-throat considerations were always linked to manipulating the up-down/back&forth of the tongue and larynx, never BREATH as the tool for AWARENESS of throat space!!! It seems so obvious once it is spelled out, thank you. And what a simple way to maintain relaxation.😊❤
Beautiful
The Easy Way to Hit HIGH NOTES Without Straining Your Voice #howtosingbetter
ruclips.net/video/iyx_AQAfob8/видео.html
It feels good and open
Totally get that vibe! It’s like a breath of fresh air, right?
Please! Don't use background music 🙏🏻
Absolutely sucks
Excellent tips though
Somehow the TY algorithms brought me here. Great instruction and video. I have one of those voices that is 100% perfect if you enjoy listening to fingernails scraping down a chalkboard. If there's money in that, let me know. lol
I feel I have week vocal chords, because I'm a "quiet person". Not always, but I liken my "voice" to exercising any muscle. How does one stengthen week vocal chords? Is that how it even works? Do I need to send my vocal chords to the gym? lol
I’ll do a video for u about it. Ok?
Definitely better.
Would be great if you give some examples of good and bad in the beginning, so everybody understands what problem you wanna solve. I am a beginner and did not get it what you are talking about 😅
Thank you for your comment! I really appreciate your input and will work on providing clearer examples to help beginners like you understand the topic better.
If you don’t understand it you are not a beginner you are not listening 🙉 he explains it so well they 4 year old kid would understand …
👋👋 Wow, the algorithm brought me here!
So great. How are you? Great to see that u also have a youtube channel. Do you want to do a collab?
@@SingForReal😮 Nice! Let’s talk about it in our network or whatsapp.
Nice! Let’s talk about it on our network!
The mum exercise is very freeing
After doing these exercises for a few days now, I notice my sound is "trapped" in the back of my throat. Any suggestions for getting frontal resonance?
First stop doing the exercise for a few day.
I’ll record a short specially for u. It will be simple to recover the brightness 🔆!
Super helpful! But yes same request for no background music. You’re engaging enough and it’s distracting :)
Got it! 😎
I am practicing and will give you an update
I am waiting.
@@SingForReal I am a singer and wishing to be the best singer around the world 🤞as soon as I will start recording before end of this year because I have got few songs already and wants my voice to be so unique and special ever
@@elizamafanikio3234Wishing the best for you buds🙌
On the toilet 🚻 inhaling 😅. Might way it out for a moment.
❤I' m a Church Choir Member po
Big help po
Very nice it help me in my journey. Question how to have a distinct voice?
That’s a perfect question for a video! Can I use it?
@@SingForReal yes, along this line is singing with your most authentic voice and where you feel it in your body... how to stop mimicking and let your true voice out-thanks for your channel!
Thank you for the video. You mention that the larynx should go down when inhaling. I can do that, but when I sing in my head voice (as in your ma ma ma... exercise), my larynx goes up, and that seems to be necessary to produce sound in that range. Is that true, or was your larynx down when you sang in that range?
Very good question.
With training we can control the larinx position even in the super high pitches. I am puting my larinx down for the exercise, yes.
If i need to take a long deep breath to get the space, how am i supposed to do these exercises so fast, giving no time to take deep breaths and create the space?
❤
Hi, If there is vibration in ur throat but no squeezing or tension. Does it count as singing via ur throat? For example when you sing low notes you have more vibration in ur throat area.
Vibration is normal and desired. The problem is just when we feel squeezing or too much tension or even worst (pain). But vibration is a good thing. Good job.
@@SingForReal Thank you
The vibration is literally your vocal chords vibrating. Thats essentially how the voice works, is by passing air through your vocal chords to make them vibrate. As long as nothing hurts, you're doing good.
Great job. Vibrato lessons please
Without that tension, can we still get the same high notes as we could before?
Yes. As aways it will require practice, but it will be higher and better than before.
@SingForReal thank you for the help. Hopefully this helps some of that tension
When I do the breathing I can feel the air go past my throat. Is that the space we are talking about or the larynx going down- also the more I did it to more kind of dry my throat felt- am I do doing it right
Maybe just doing too much (talking about the dryness). The space is the larinx coming down, softpalate rising and tongue relaxing.
🙏❣️
The only question is how not to turn into opera singer with this gola aperta (open throat) and low larynx😃
The idea is not to get it low, but to have it relaxed. To sing with a high larinx is not the main goal. The goal is to have more control over it and not squeeze while having it high or slightly high.
feels better, but hey what if my throat hurts a little after that?
Hurting is NEVER good for the voice. If that hurts probably u are using more strength then necessary!
O canal é dublado por IA ou é você mesmo falando inglês?
Eu falando em inglês!
@@SingForReal Boa! 👏👏👏 Mais um talento. Ótimo inglês!
E seguimos estudando sempre. 🌞
It feels a little better except when in passagio
The passagio is the trouble, right? We will work that out. Stay tunned.
Are those higher notes falsetto?
Some are, some not. When it is super light then yes, the mamama no!
I've been singing for over a decade and a half but I don't notice any difference. If anything, breathing deeply beforehand just makes me feel breathless and run out of air more quickly 😕
If u have already ur own way and it is not helpful just ignore. What I dont want is to desorganize ur voice.
@@SingForReal Alright, thank you!
Yeah the background music is distracting, its all good you can lower the volume a little bit more
Got it. Probably not using for nexts.
So you only have one lighting? Its like panned lighting? 😂😂
I love this kind of lighting. Dont u? I have several lights, but it was more handy and i kindlikedit.
@SingForReal hey thankyou. Good job. Keep it up
It's so easy to understand but I think you shouldn't use background music tho
I’ll take it out for the next ones or put it super super quiet
Hello,
Thank you very much for sharing. This is exactly what i was looking for.
My vocal range goes from D2 (C1 with fries) to C#5 but i struggle to reach those high notes without having to yell and to squeeze my throat.
This really helped. I can feel the difference even after only 15 mins of practice.
Its drastically smoother, less painfull, more in tune and so on.
Now the only thing is that it requires a lot of air, and i find this difficult while singing long phrasings (especially high pitched ones). So if you have some tips to sustain/spare the air volume, i'd appreciate!
(Secret goal is to sing this: ruclips.net/video/PptQJv4wxdg/видео.html&ab_channel=BrandonAcker)
PS: I love your voice texture. As much as your work.
Subscribed!
Regards from France.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled that my video has made a positive impact on your singing. Your support means the world to me, and I’m here to help with any tips you need!
But how about real singing? The larnyx is naturally rising up during singing high notes? And you can't finally sing like a "ghost" :) ?
Instinctively more than naturally. Do to the sensation of highs going up. Again the low larinx is not mandatory for any part of the voice, but to have it flexible and more under control yes!
The whih was easier
Not working
I will bring more and more strategies for that. Keep your eyes on the channel.
@@SingForReal can you tell me one thing? From childhood i have spoken very low and people have told me to speak louder. Can it be a reason that my breath is lacking when I sing. My middle octaves are really locked. I can sing high but not glide from low to a bit high
@@dr.football4662 Hey, that is VERY typical. I do think it is not your breathing that is lacking, but voice technique. In this case your body doesnt know how to navegate between vocal registers or transitions (bridges or pasagios). I´ll be doing videos about how to start to open that mid range and how to adapt and learn about this trouble part of the voice. That is my main area of research as a teacher, so I PROMISE that it will be covered. Can I use your question to create the next video?
@@SingForReal yeah yeah sure it will definitely help me more. Thankyou for listening
This is awesome!! what a gift!! felt so good- thank you so much for this! you rock!
feels the same
Keep practicing.
Please. The background track is distracting.
Being a musician with ADHD, I'm incapable of paying attention to someone talking over background music.
Don't get it 😅
I can't feel the open space after 1st excercise.
The second and third the same or better?
Wow 🤩 thanks 🙏
It's kind of hard to do the exercises when commercials interrupt them.
I don’t have yet the possibility to change the ads. When the channel gets a bit bigger they will allow me to do so!
@@SingForReal all the best sir